Parents' Rights Now!

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As the new school year approaches, it is important for parents to be involved and informed about their child's education. This conversation provides practical tips and advice for parents to navigate the school system. 

It emphasizes the need to establish lines of communication with the school, familiarize oneself with school policies and guidelines, attend school board meetings, volunteer in the school or classroom, and stay engaged with the curriculum. 

The conversation also highlights the importance of being aware of and advocating for parental rights in areas such as health, safety, privacy, and curriculum content.

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In this episode, Suzanne Gallagher dives into the Trump administration’s proposed education reforms, including Linda McMahon’s appointment as Secretary of Education. 

She covers why education reform matters, the push for parental rights, school choice, and more technical education to get students workforce-ready. Suzanne also talks about the importance of keeping education decisions local and getting communities involved to make sure every student gets a quality education.

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In this pivotal episode, as the U.S. heads into a presidential election year, the conversation around parental rights takes center stage. We delve into the controversial stance of libertarian candidate Chase Oliver, who advocates for parental consent in administering gender-affirming treatments to minors. Meanwhile, we contrast the American debate with developments in Europe where countries like Sweden, Norway, and France have begun to classify such treatments as experimental. These nations recommend prioritizing psychological support and are cautious about the physical interventions, pointing out the significant risks and uncertain benefits associated with them. Join us as we explore these complex issues and their implications on parental rights and child welfare.

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Suzanne shares her personal story of raising a challenging kid. She gives hope for parents struggling with those special kids who don't fit usual expectations. Stick with it, moms and dads! There is hope and outcomes you did not expect!

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In this episode, Suzanne Gallagher chats with Rob Schlapfer, founder of the Oregon Education Project, about why grassroots activism is essential to push back against woke education in Oregon. 

They dive into how to build coalitions, navigate Oregon’s progressive landscape, and get communities involved in driving real political change. Rob and Suzanne highlight the power of smart resistance and teamwork in winning elections and shaping education policy.

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The conversation discusses the importance of being informed about elections and their impact on K-12 public education. It emphasizes the need for parents' rights and local school district control. The conversation also highlights the role of activism and testifying at school board meetings to bring about change. It provides five steps for offering effective testimony and suggests creating a book review committee to address concerns about controversial library books.

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This episode dives into how parental rights in education are changing, especially with recent legal battles and big Supreme Court decisions in the mix. 

We talk about how COVID-19 got parents paying closer attention to what’s being taught in schools, the heated debates over critical race theory and gender identity, and what upcoming Supreme Court cases might mean for parents’ rights. It’s all about why parents need to stay involved and how public schools can be held accountable.

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In this conversation, Suzanne Gallagher emphasizes the critical role of K-12 education in shaping America's future. She discusses the importance of local control and parental rights in education, the need for civic education to foster informed citizens, and the necessity of high academic standards. 

Suzanne also highlights the impact of local elections on education policy and encourages listeners to take action by voting to influence the future of education in their communities.

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Today's topic is the national education crisis and the role of the Department of Education. In this episode, Suzanne highlights the influence of the federal government and the United Nations in controlling K-12 schools, as well as the skyrocketing cost of public schools and the declining academic outcomes. 

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In this episode, narrative writer Anita Bartholomew joins the conversation to explore the growing influence of gender ideology in schools and its connection to organizations like Planned Parenthood. 

Anita shares her investigative insights on how schools are promoting cross-sex hormones and puberty blockers, often without parental consent, and examines the societal and health implications of these policies. 

The discussion delves into the emotional pressures faced by parents, the political underpinnings of gender education, and the urgent need for local community involvement to reclaim educational authority.

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